The Hierarchy Of Needs (The Portland Rebels #2) - Plot & Excerpts
He’d spent the day home instead, holed up on his couch in front of the TV. He hadn’t spoken to Jamie all week. It was killing him, but he knew he’d done the right thing. She’d given up on the exciting life she’d always wanted because it would’ve meant not being near him, and that was unacceptable. She didn’t actually want him, anyway. Not the real him, not in the light of day, in a life where medical school and country clubs were the norm. She wanted Dean Trescott, Player Extraordinaire. And even if she thought he was what she wanted right now? Ten, twenty years down the line, she’d realize the mistake she’d made. She’d end up hating him, just like his old man and his mom. She’d be fine. She said as much on Sunday, when she told him they were good. He could tell she was pissed—there was a definite bite to her voice when she’d said it—but he knew she’d get over it. Jamie bounced back, like those springy curls of hers, returning to their original shape after they’d been pulled too tight.
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